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Mon, 05 Jul 2010 15:49:31 +0000

[...] How does the matching algorithm of the popular dating service suggest potential mates? June 2, 2010 by Matthew Lombard [From MIT’s Technology Review via MarketingbyRaj.com (MBR)] [...]

By: darius

darius — Tue, 29 Jun 2010 16:23:58 +0000

@barry that was inane.

@emily That was well written, but you probably should find a few more sources. While many sites surely do use SVD, Match’s algorithm is different.

The other thing that I would note is that dating is interesting because people lie AND don’t know what they really want. Oh, and people who communicate more are likely to continue dating (which is only somewhat related to how similar they may be).

By: Barry Ohman

Barry Ohman — Mon, 25 Jan 2010 02:23:20 +0000

I would have to say that Match.com is the Number 1 online dating site on the internet and is an excellent to choose for those that are looking for that special someone in their lives. When it comes to the free online dating site, I have a problem with their credibility as most online scammers use the free online dating sites as they provide whatever information which is usually total lies.

When you as well look at using Match.com, one realizes that being a paid online dating site that the majority of members are very credible and one usually finds that out from reading their personal profile. As well when creating a personal profile at their online dating site you want to make sure that you are honest about the information you provide otherwise if other members have misrepresented yourself, they may report you to Match.com and your membership will be terminated permanently.